Brittany and Patrick Mahomes packed on the PDA on Sunday as they enjoyed the Miami Grand Prix.
Patrick, a three-time Super Bowl winner with the Chiefs, is a co-owner of Alpine Racing, and was on hand to watch the team’s drivers, Pierre Gasly and Jack Doohan.
And he and Brittany looked to be in good spirits as they watched the race from a hospitality suite, as the parents of three puckered their lips for the camera.
The couple, both 29 years old, welcomed daughter Golden in January, and also share son Patrick (‘Bronze’) and daughter Sterling.
Brittany and Patrick’s outing at the Grand Prix comes after the quarterback introduced his wife to Tom Brady earlier in the weekend.
The meeting occurred at the Carbone Beach party in Magic City, where video showed Patrick stopping a conversation short with Brady to introduce his wife.
Former USWNT soccer player Ashlyn Harris and NBA player Kevin Love were also with the group as they pulled out their best moves to the music playing inside the swanky venue.
Upon meeting, Brady stood up from his chair to hug Brittany with Patrick watching on from a few feet away.
According to Page Six, the couple were mingling backstage with Jelly Roll, who took to the stage later in the evening to perform some of his best hits.
Brittany and Patrick were far from the only big names to attend the Miami Grand Prix over the weekend.
Actor Timotheee Chalamet was seen on the paddock on Sunday, as he was seen shaking hands with Campos Racing’s Rafaela Ferreira.
Singer and actor Lisa was also in attendance, as was Gordon Ramsay and his wife, Tana.
There were also plenty of big names from the sports world, including Inter Miami star Sergio Busquets and FIFA president Gianni Infantino.
Boxer Connor Benn was also in attendance, as was a great of the sport, Evander Holyfield.
Donald Trump ‘s teenage granddaughter Kai also shared a series of photos from her trip to the Miami Grand Prix after having a blast at the Formula One showpiece this weekend.
The race was ultimately won by McLaren’s Oscar Piastri.
Lando Norris and George Russell finished second and third respectively.
